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Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
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No'loE.
TAX.PAYERS TAKE NOTICE. CITY
AND SCHOOL TAKES FOH 1857.
The undersisned, receivers Of taxes for the
city OF WilmingtoD, viii Do at No. 10 East
sixth street. between MsiHet and King
s.rests. during tho month Of July, 1887. be.
tween the hours Of and IL 10 the morning.
and from 70 0 In the afternoon, for the
purpose Of receiving taxes. TN ell Sxes
paid during July there will be q reduction
Of Ave cents on every dollar, and all taxes
paid on or after the nrst day Of August, in.
cludiux the first Tuesday Of September,
shall be psyab,e without o deduction as
Aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid on the day
next after The first day OF September. shall
be increased by tho addition OF i've per
oortum on the amount thereof.
EUMUNDP. MOODY,
Rcoeive- Northern district, Including all
north Of sixth street.
MARTIN J. MEALEY,
Receiver Southern district, including all
south Of SIKH street jyl.u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
Re-union of the Blue and Gray.

The happiest Fourth OF July for the
veterans OF the late war is that spent OF
Gettysburg, Pa, by the survivors on
both sides Of those who took part In the
leading bloody drama that turned the
tide OF fortune In favor OF the Union
army. 1t is only twenty-iour years since
the terrible battles around Gettysburg
were fought, and here are the survivors
OF both armies meeting on the field Of
conflict, claspiug hands over the bloody
chasm, reminding each other that they
stu are brethren AMI esnnot afford to
be at varisnce with each other. Suoh
a meeting does honor to our common
nature. None bat brave men could do
as the veterans OF both sides did at
Gettysburg. The brsggart and the
blusterer, who we're not usually found
VIII are the battle ragged the hottest, may
cristcise this fraternizing OF those who
wore the blue and those who wore the
gray, bat the brave soldier is ho who
WILL asht to The death for o principle,
Rad either as victor or vanqutshed
know after wards how to forgive each
other standing on the spot OF the old
conhci. Such scene as that which
greeted the eye at Gsttysburg on SAsur-
dsy aud Sunday was never before wit
messed. Perverse and slntully inclined
"a our natures may os there is some
thing noble and msgnanimous In then
after all tina. brings friend and foe to
gether in the warm embrace OF brs,her
hood. Sach reunions as that whic!
took phase on these hissori, battle field
will do more to cement the bonds G
friendship between The North and tn
South than voluu OF sentiment, an
We hope this reunion bet wesn the su,
vivors OF the men who fought th
hardest on both sides will be bat th
beginning OF many more to follow =
over the country where battles wei
fought and great victories won.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
SGTOn n rvRrHERs y N

wILMt seaTspN n rsvssrHERH u IL,
Time table in effect May 18Th, 1887. IraipI
leave Wilmington (Freoch st,eet) as follows
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
teid, WGynesburg junction, Manor, Pottl
hersyllle end all points on tho Philadelphis
and Reading X. r., 100 q. m. and 2.46 p. n
For Soringneli, Waynesburg juno
tion, oOa,esville. Embresville, Lenaps
Ohadt's FORD and DuPont's aud interme
ciato oair-s.7.@ Am. z d, aud 10 .. M.
For Wet Chester. :. 90 a. m. 2sS pm.
For New Bridge snn intermediate points
e.l0 p. IL. and on Saturday, at 3 IL and ll.ii
p. M.
un Sunday for Reading and inform ediats
points. At % q m., and for Spring gheld anc
Intern sdiate points at o.15 o m.
A. q. 1toCAuSLANU, z. X. HIBBARB,
Sulerintendeut. GEM tHss Ar.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
E. 3. RILEY.
22o King Street.
THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
NO. oO2 MARKET slREEE.

NO. oO2 MARKET sIREEE.
treoRPoRATRD....... ..vKBRUARY "a, 1874
Opento receive deposits daily from a. 10
anal p. n, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that ss
profits upon It's investments. except SO much
CO Is required fer the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitsble surpius fer the 30
curity Of depositors, shall bs divided among
the depositors.
No manager is allowed to borrow any part
OF the funds seposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, 3 Allen HIlles,
M. l.. Lichensteia, Geo. ). Uapello,
Uhas. W. Rowland, N. u. Benson,
Jos. l.. Carpenter, Jr., job II. Jackson,
Wm. II. swift, Henry r. Dure,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pugey,
Washington Hastilgs,
MONEY LOANEDON MORTGAGES,
GRo. W. RusH, GBo. S. UAPgLLy,
President. Vice-pCa.dant.
h. T. TAYLOR. Traa5urer.
10 I-mY Jcs. n. MATHEg auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
WANAMAKE ER'H
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. J ally 3. 1887

PHILADKLrH1A. Tuesday, July Q. 1887.
| Ceylon Flannel. Light
weight, soft, pretty; hall
wool, half cotton. Glngham
colors; stuff that won't
shrink. Scotch skill and
honesty in every thread.
| Were 375 cents to rs;
Now 81 cents to so.
All wool Blue Bathing
Flannel. Good weight,stropg;
stuff that'll stand by you in
the breakers. IS to IS cents.
Counter No. S5. northeast of centre.
Percale. The tough, yard
wide shifting" so many
ladies are buying. Twenty
or thirty styles. 124 cents
from l ).
Northwest OF centre.
There is pushing and
'crowding every day about
the IS cent French Sateen
counter. They're worth an
effort to get. Light or dark
colors, every one has been
375 cents.
Northwest of centre, counter No. 40
Let the boy keep on csle-
brating. The man. the wo-
man, the girl, or the baby,
too, for that matter. Shoes
for all of them. Shoes that'll
make hurrah days of the
whole summer.
Market street front. west of main aisle.
Black Bead Braid (gal-
loon) Trimmings for less
than half. Dull and BRIGHT
bea Is.
J inch to j inch,
10 to SIS cents.
Fire Bead Gin,ps, leaf
patterns, 81 to Sc. They've
been much more.
Northeast OF centre.
Oxidized Jewelry. The
stuff is a metallic compost
tion; the designs are exact
copies Of sterling goods.
Girdles, chains, solid metal
and woven belts, chstelaines,
viniagrettes, and a hundred
little shapes for use or orna-
ment. These oxidized things
will have Fashions favor tol
many a day.
Southeast OF centre.
Outing Hats for women
and children. Soft wool
straw, or the saucily prett,
knit Tam O'Shanters.
| Everything to make Hat
lof.
North Of East Transept.
Your choice of the bes
I Hats for Men and Boys
Nothing for Hat.name O
, Hat,nonsense, every cent TO
: Hat.
Thirteenth and Market str eets corner.
! Artists Outfits. Full as
: scrtment Windsor and New
g tons oil colors, brushes, pal
Il cite and palette knife, ali il
a neat tin box; folding cam,
stool, folding easel, all TO
. Sc rs. Tilting-top umbrell;
: with jointed, metal-sho,
:. staff, S..
: Basement, east of centre.
;. If you want a Refrigera
. tor that'll keep things col,
I; and dry and sweet yo
}. needn't 60 further than tn
3 Alaska Charcoal packing
i zinc lining, every corner gel
81 at able. $3.50 to 500, Alask
Ice Chests. 81 so to B14 81
Basement, northwest of centre.
:. 10 new shapes of Porce
''slain Vases for dec1raIinr z
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
hot WEATHl


Purchase comfort where
money will obtain 1t, with The
to exchange or have your money
If you are not satisfied.
THEY. ARE BARGAB,
Mems Calf Brogans only NS
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide ,
heel, $l.00. j
Mems Low Cut Lace Shoes
to $3.50. i
Mems Lasting Congress, VIZ
tip, 81 25 to 81 IS. j
Mems Base Ball Lace shos'l
Little Boys Base Ball Lace
to 90c. j
Children's Pebble and KID q
Button Shoes from 6Oc. to @'
Misses Pebble and Kid sP1
Button from 81 25 to s. %
Misses Pebble and hid hSd
81 to Sl.65. -. :,
Little Boys Button Tip sae.I
Boys Hook Lace Shoes l'0n
S1.25. o.,,,,
Ladies' Plain Lasting Cong'a
Ladies' Plain Lasting Butoi
to $l.75. III
Ladies' Plain Lasting Ls'
81. 25 Ill.
Ladies' Lasting Kid toSea \
Ladies' Lasting Kid fOxed
to S1.75 80. pr.
Ladies' Kid and Pebble Du'
61.25.
u,ru NIT or THE SFhS0NHl
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

J. II HaffeoEer Jr E.q George q
g. Fl Hcfieessg and Joaapa A RiehardsQu,
Eeq sa.isG frOIa Now Yyck for Egscps
On ia 'urdaT.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
N Ottoo.

All persons are warned not to trust any
one on account of GEO. W. VERNON 3
Sons, without written order, signed by
the firm only. All goods purchased must
be charged to those purchasing. The
firm will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by others than members OF
said firm. GEO. w. VERNON b Sons.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
THE PROS PECTUs.

A new schoolhouse new church, a fine new station,
O. r. R., the B. & O., shops employing from 1000 ~
besides the improvements already there, all Of wbi
the value Of lots.
Persons should have some foresight and buv ,om
until locality is all built up and prices are necessav
then wish you had bought People tell you they could
ington street property at low price one time but thew
the opportunity because it too far out and not ht
We offer you the same chance that people had vnr
will only be short time until these localities will b M
out from the city proper than the street menonedvas
ago. When the Front street line is continued to (p,
space will diminish more.
Buy lots now if you do not want to build now otr
who do will increase the value of your lands Take,
Baileys map with the buildings marked, published in n
you form and idea what Madison street was at that
far less attractive than this locality now You
ter argument than look out in this neighborhood at The
time.
To people living out Of as we'll as in the city, there
ter investment for you savings. City property is always
increase in value. There may be depression at times
those who hold it their profits are always large lot
at $780, east OF Union street. SLIT per year, house
$1,000 SI7 per year, west Of Union street, lot assessed
cents per year, house assessed at $1,000 S7o per year.
TITLE-Guaranteed for 100 years back
TERMs-Lots in the vicinity Of Twelfth and TanaI
cent cash, the balance in notes equally divided at 81
months; Twelfth ward lots, $40 cash and S. per month
lot. THOMAS NJ W
L. w. SrrDHAM, Auctioneer. PETER J F0Rl
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

NUTIOE.-I WILL OUmMENOE UN
~ MONDAY, April 25tb, 70 regulate
seal and stamp ali weights and measurst
a .ed In New Castle County, this year. All
woyK left at Kyie's Ninth ana King s.reetf,
or at my residence. ..i13d Poplsr strest, VII.
N iogton, Will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator Of Weights and Mcasurts.
A-23 em. God
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

NOTIOE-so0 SHARES NEW SEXES
~ Mechanics Building Loan Stock lust
Issued and for sale. First payment on tho
second Tuesday in May. AL applications
All French street, will receive prompt alton
ton. a22-eOd-n
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

AZ I'LL " hlHH TING - u n n l. L.
Iyl kinds Of mi'lwright work apply to
WALKEk B. ELLIOTT, 2nd and LON bard
streets. iu23 3m.dkw
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
DON'T misREPREsENT.

DON'T mtSREPRE5ENT.
TheTa is store In our town
Where So7ts and shoes ara p0ld,
And much that is palined lff as sood
ls hot much moro thau o d.
They're all fixed mp with drassiEg on
and mede to luok Tight f4ir,
But those wto buT thsa ".aa; 4 on. wordu,'
Oct left on every pair.
Now listen to wha. We Rave to say,
You'll tnf 1t nevbr f.iis,
You'ii get bit II you huy OF theae
VINO CRY, Fire aud BAnxrupt s5alss.
Our maxim is 40 bay your shoas
%here tbsy are as repre.ented,
And Mar i ro'sis iu.t tpe place
10 buy and he contaptId.
MARR 81 CO.,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
406 Market Street,
j14 tt Will, Del
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

ORlpES hEDD tED-sSlRLulN STEAk
l. 20 cent, pound; rib roast IS cents
lound; Turp steak Is cents pound; round
Steak pouT1s for 70 cents; chuck from . N
u oeats pound; nlate and brisEct cents
pound; corn Desf o, 10 IL cents pound
rAtiS. A. SRAkPE stall No. !, sth street
market G2e-U
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05

AT 2 o'clock, on the premises, on ORANGE -,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, and on a a
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth and Or,3 80
streets; also on Thirteenth between Orange and and
also in the Twelfth ward, on Second. Third Foh lse
streets, Greenhil Gray and Cleveland avenues fi1
Lots in the vicinity Of Tatna, Orange and nt..,s
coming the most valuable in the city, business s aO
the postoce and court house have been LOCATED son
hoodt is only short time before this property will he M
liable in the city The lots in the Twelfth ward Are M
Gated and in no other part Of the city is there bena
vast improvements ''N4s ~
Daily Republican., 1887-07-05
BALTI MORE d OHIO RAlLROAD. y
sCAEDCLE In EFFEOr, July Q 1887.
Trsins leave delaware Avenue Depos
EAST.BOUgD:

EAST.BQUTD:
Fhlis. Aessrl N aJasion, eailJ ...et5A, A.
Phila. Accom- notation, daily. 700 A, 10
Phila. Accommodation, daily. y.....7.s6 A. N
Phi!s. Accommodation, a dafI ..lO.l0 A. .a
Phtia. , Chester express. daily Il1l A. ID,
fhiie. AcoomInod alton, daily .... leo p. m.
fhila. Accommodation, dsily..... $40 o. IN.
Phfls. D. Chester express, daily ass p. N,
Phil. Accommodation, daily. ....... E.le D, ~.
Ph1la. Accommodation. daily, $50 y. u
Phila. Accom-. daily except Sunday,T 8jp IN.
fhiia. = Chester express, daily, i.68 p. n.
Phila. Accommodation, dsily,.....8.oo p. n
wEsT.BoUNH
chicago Limited, daily. ..........LxoA A. N
Arrives Chicago s.60 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
exc.pt sunday: .................s.16 Q. m.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. Las A. M,
Arrives Uinc!nnati T.ls A. ID. st. Louii
40 p. M. noKt day.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 3, 90 d, m
Chicago and :it. Loois Express,
osily. ................ H
SiugoIly Ascom modstion, daily, 5.a3 D, "a
FOR hAEDENBERa, 100 A. NJ sunday
Only. ll.oo a. N. daily, exospt Sunday.
s.0o r; "a, and $40 ?. "a. daily:
For Phiiadelphta $50 A. M, daily excep,
sunday, 2t5 r. NJ, daily. For Baltimore
3ab Z. NJ, daily. Foi LsndoI berg, $50 and
90 a. IL. daily, excep, sunday; 9 o. q. IN,
sunday only; a.&b and 6.25 p. 10 daily.
Trains Tor Hilnington-Lesve Pniiadel
phia a'.G and s.toa. N. daily. sl6 a, m.
daily, except sunday; lo.o1, slo.s a: u.
10.Ol p. 10. daily
express t-sfns#
W. Ii. CLEMENTS, OK. LORD.
manager. 0enI Pass. ASopt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
CHINA WAR;

OF the finest designs, at Bascomb &
Halls lH6i = ky4:4[ ,.i.5, IN. }"eF -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

S, NJ. Merrill and VIM. Strouts. both
of Chicago, have rented the building
occupied at present by the Palace Bakery.
They will take possession the 1st Of
March, and will put in large stock of
dry goods etc. They are both travelling
men and are we'll posted as to the towns
throughout the northwest. 1t seems to
them that Austin offers the best adj
vantages. We believe the events of the
next year will prove their judgment to
be good. They are both young men.
active and energetic. Mr.. Merrill has
been with James H. Walker & Co., dry
goods. Chicago. Mr.. Stronts is at
present with Sprague, Warner & Co.
grocers. Chicago, and VIII remain with
them for the present. Mr.. Merrill will
conduct the business until May when
Mr.. Strouts will come here to remain.
Austin is always ready to welcome men
of this kind. The more live business
men there are in place the more trade
that place will have.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
OUR = LTH LIST,

To accommodate our subscribers we
have made arrangements by which W
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ton at some reduction. 1t does not
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instance. if you are taking Harper's
Weekly, and wis, to renew your subscrip-
ton, you can obtain both the TRANSCRIPT
and Harper's Weekly for one year for
$3.50, saving OF zoe. Below is list of
some of the most popular publications,
with the regular subscription price and
the combination price. The amount at
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learn what reduction can be had, by in
Quiring of us. We expect to see many of
our old subscribers, as well as new ones,
take advantage of this offer, during the
next few weeks.
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SOCIALS, MEETINGS., ETC.

The Cow Boy and Dairy Maid Supper.
at &. A. II. hall, for the benefit Of Con
grcgationaI church debt to the chapel,
will be on Friday evening. Feb. 4 The
musical and literary talent of the city
will he we'll represented. Let everybody
come and enjoy \ pleasant evening and
a good farmers supper, Tickets for
entertainment and supper only 80 cents
D. D. A. F. G. CLUB.
l.. D, A, D. G. CLUB.
ri. Rev NJ. N. Gilbert will preach at
the Episcopal church on Friday, Feb. 4,
at $50 p. H., and will administer the
Rite of Confirmation. The offerings will
be for the church work in Minnesota. i
The monthly missionary tea meeting
Of the NJ. E. church will be held with
Mrs. A. c.. Case, Friday afternoon at
$50; tea at $50. All are cordially in
vlted. ..G L
Christ Church Episcopal; Rev. p. B.
Peabody, Rector. Services, next Sunday,
1880 q. M; subject-'''rribute to whom
Tribute. Up. M: subject-Conversion.
The Annual Meeting OF the Ladies'
Seciable connected with the Unlversalist
Society, will meet with Mrs. Amos Hill,
next Tuesday evening, Feb, 1st. -
The Good Templar sociable will be held
with Mrs. Wilson Beach, Friday evening,
Jan. 70. Refreshments served, All are
invited. I'LL s.&.~.. Il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Cheap wood at J. F. Fairbanks
Take your fowls to Horrobin d Rice.
Oysters in all styles at Radermachers.
New styles of furniture at Oleson's
Go to D. B. Smiths for hard or soft
coal, and wood
The best and cheapest oysters at Rad
ermacher>.
always fresh and clean.
Come and see the Rochester lamp
65 candle power. MILLS & JouNsoN.
Itch! Itch. Itch! Golden Itch Cure
warranted. PooLEK Il WEBER.
Fine gold filings speciality, and low
prices at Peck s. Lemlcy's dental room,
F. S. Sterling is authorized to take
subscriptions, and to make collections
tor the TRANSCRIPT.
at $500 and IS. so per cord. $1.O0
per. cord extra for saving.
Agency for Tansills fine La Boquet'
cigars. Best sc cigar sold.
a Po0IER Il WEBER.
To all who need hay! have seventy
tons, at $500 per ton.
JAS KEENAN,.
We are taking many orders for cur
library of rs books. They give perfect
satisfaction. Call aud see & sample set.
The choicest coffee and tea at Richards.
The Dominican Sisters. this city,
will re- open their music class this month.
Pupils desiring lessons in Elocution can
also have every attention.
Plan g and organs at G. T. Mills's.
PnoToGRAPus-A big reduction in
prices. Do not mss this opportunity.
l guarantee the very best OF finish and
STYLE of work. ORvILLE SLsCuN.
The finest canned goods at Richards.
WANTED. 10, 600 live turkeys and
chickens! In exchange for dry goods
and groceries. for which We Will pay the
highest market price.
HORROBIN & RICE,
Opera House Block.
Oysters in the can or bulk at RAIDER
machers.
Call on JAS. Keenan, and get one Of
those champion of the world flaming
mills, which separates oats and wheat
to perfection. He also sells the world
renowned oscillating bob slei ybs Port
land and Swell body cutters. all very
reasonably
PUMrs-PUMrs-Jas Keenan, sells the
best III the world.
q Slocum's Photographic Studio, on
Main street, over post office. In
originality of design and beauty of finish,
guarantee to please. Am prepared to
make the smallest to nearly life, size pho
graphs. Come and see me and examine
my display Of latest styles. \'''.3 '"<.=
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

We saw the following Austin people
at 81. Paul, Wednesday: W. E. Richard
SON, Jonas Haney, A. Mollison. L.
De,tlebach and wife, j. B. Owens. 'rhed
Mollison, Burt Bantield, Chas. Cook,
Ed Schwan, E. B. and F. !! Crane and
W.. I. Wilkins
Z. VonSuessmilch left Monday for Ann
Arbor. Michigan, where do will enter the
law department of the University. His
friends wish him success in his new de.
panurc.
D. 3. johnson .Jr. will leave for Bill:
ings, Montana. Monday. He will make
a short visit and return with his wife
and daughter.
Mrs. Holloway, Of Usage. spent the
that she will return and organize class.
Mrs. John Englc returned from St.
Paul, Saturday. where she has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Trask.
Conductor Geo. Campbell spent few
days at home last week. His wife has
been ILL.,
J. II. Hullet has gone to Chicago for
short visit. He will spend the wiuter
in Wis
Miss Nellie Engle has been kept from
her work, the past week. by sickness.
Mrs. Park Goodwin has been visiting
at St. Paul and Stanton, MINI.
A. W. Wright and wife visited the
Ice Palace last Friday.
G. NJ. Fernald came from St. Paul,
Thursday.
w. E. Richardson went to St. Paul,
Tuesday.
G. r. Mills went to St. Paul, Monday.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28

Get ready. dear friends for the
boom.
New stores. new firms, new houscs,
Il new city.
The favorable weather has been i'm
proved by the carpenters.
The NJ. f. Church presented Miss Alice
Harvey with gold watch and chain.
o. l.. Gibbons will soon be ready to
open he East SIDE Lumber Yard" He
has ordered the lnmbcr, which Will soon
be here.
Our Dexter correspondent warts the
committee to hurry up" with the tele-
phone. This gentle hint should be re.
minded.
Call on Z. II. Austin for fine photo
graphic work, executed in the finest
STYLE and finished when promised. Over
Pooler & Weber.
Two ladies from Owatonna have rented
the store occupied by &. T. Mills, and
will move in when his stock IS removed
to the corner store. They will put in 4
stock of millinery goods.
The sweetest thing that ever grew be-
SIDE Il human door was little May, until
she took to having headacacs-fora time
sue lost her beauty. Nut one bright day
her Papa bought Il bottle Of Salvation
Oil, and 10! she is as sweet and pretty as
ever COnly twenty five cents bottle. J
The second session of the Real Estate
Dealers Association of Minnesota con-
vencd at parlor 81 in the Merchants
Wednesday morning.
The following officers were elected:
p. A. Mccarthy, Of Morris, PRESIDENT
G. A. Biercc, of Winona, treasurer; and
$. Nj. Lougee, of Farlbault, secretary;
The president appointed the following
executive committee: W. E. Richard
son. Of Austin. chairman; Simon Hanson,
of ReDv,lle Albert S. Bassctt, of Fari-
baut. and J. p Moul,on. of Worth
ington.
Any real estate dealers in Mower Co.
who wish to- join this association. should
apply to W. F.. Richardson. OF Richard
son Day & CO.